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Thanks, CMorg.
BTW, there are a great many tackle companies that produce lead-free, tournament quality, products. This is because many State Parks have been 100% lead-free zones for many years. Why? Because lead is some really nasty stuff, the levels of which have been accumulating at an alarming rate in many environments. The lead seeps into ground water and travels 1000s of miles away, where we drink it. It is taken into fish, which we eat. Children and pregnant mothers are especially vulnerable to lead's ill-effects. Lead poisoning is terrible, just terrible. It causes brain and neurological damage, often permanent. If you've ever known a lead-poisoned child, it is heart-breaking. http://www.brainandspinalcord.org/bl...08/06/lead.jpg Also see http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/lead-poisoning/FL00068 for an overview. Lead-poisoning is a documented scientific occurrence, not just some theory. As for lead-free tackle, just Google the term. There are scores of companies and high quality products. Here are a few: http://www.kitterytradingpost.com/pr...4/prodid/17072 http://www.rockyledge.com/ http://www.luresandjigs.com/index.ph...=cart&sku=LFSC (look along the left in the middle) http://store.ebait.com/merchant2/mer...egory_Code=fox Me? Switching to using lead-free tackle in lead-free zones is no big deal. It's moral to do so. |
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